How to Create HTML Sitemap Page in Blogger (Step-by-Step Guide 2026)

An HTML sitemap page is one of the most useful pages for any Blogger website. It helps visitors find all your blog posts in one place and also makes your site more organized. If you are using Blogger and want to improve user experience, navigation, and SEO structure, then adding an HTML sitemap page is a smart step.

Sitemap Page for Blogger

What is an HTML Sitemap?

An HTML sitemap is a public page on your website that shows a list of your blog posts, pages, or categories. Unlike an XML sitemap, which is mainly created for search engines, an HTML sitemap is mainly created for users.

For example, when someone visits your sitemap page, they can easily see your latest posts and browse content without searching manually.

Why Should You Create an HTML Sitemap Page in Blogger?

Creating an HTML sitemap page for Blogger has many benefits. It improves website navigation, helps visitors discover old posts, reduces bounce rate, and gives your blog a more professional structure.

A sitemap page is especially helpful for blogs with many articles. If your site has tutorials, news posts, tools, lyrics, guides, or download pages, then an HTML sitemap can help users find content faster.

HTML Sitemap vs XML Sitemap

Many beginners get confused between HTML sitemap and XML sitemap. Both are useful, but their purpose is different.

HTML Sitemap	XML Sitemap
Made for website visitors	Made for search engines
Visible as a page on your blog	Submitted to Google Search Console
Improves navigation	Helps crawling and indexing

How to Create an HTML Sitemap Page in Blogger

Follow the steps below to create a sitemap page on your Blogger website.

Step 1: Open Blogger Dashboard

First, go to your Blogger dashboard and select the blog where you want to add the sitemap page.

Step 2: Create a New Page

Now click on Pages from the left sidebar. After that, click on New Page.

Step 3: Add Page Title

Write the page title as:

Sitemap

You can also use titles like “HTML Sitemap”, “All Posts”, or “Blog Archive”.

Step 4: Switch to HTML View

Before adding the sitemap code, switch your Blogger editor from Compose view to HTML view. This is important because the sitemap code will not work properly in Compose view.

Step 5: Paste the Sitemap Code

Paste your HTML sitemap code inside the page editor. Make sure the blog URL inside the code is correct. If the code uses a blog feed URL, your Blogger feed must be public.

Step 6: Publish the Page

After adding the code, click on Publish. Your Blogger HTML sitemap page is now ready.

Example Blogger HTML Sitemap Code

You can use a simple Blogger sitemap script like this:

Style 1:Tab Look Sitemap

Preview

<h2>🔥 All Posts</h2>

<input type="text" id="searchBox" placeholder="Search posts..." />
<div id="labelFilters"></div>
<div id="ultimateSitemap">Loading posts...</div>
<button id="loadMore" style="display:none;">Load More</button>

<style>
#searchBox{width:100%;padding:12px;margin:10px 0 15px;border:1px solid #ddd;border-radius:8px}
#labelFilters{margin-bottom:12px}
.label-btn{display:inline-block;padding:7px 12px;margin:4px;background:#f1f5f9;border-radius:7px;cursor:pointer;font-size:13px;color:#333}
.label-btn.active{background:#2563eb;color:#fff}
#ultimateSitemap{display:grid;grid-template-columns:repeat(auto-fill,minmax(250px,1fr));gap:15px}
.site-card{border:1px solid #eee;border-radius:12px;overflow:hidden;background:#fff;box-shadow:0 5px 15px rgba(0,0,0,.05)}
.site-card img{width:100%;height:150px;object-fit:cover}
.site-card-body{padding:12px}
.site-card-title{font-size:15px;font-weight:700;color:#111;text-decoration:none}
.site-card-date{font-size:12px;color:#777;margin-top:6px}
#loadMore{margin:20px auto;display:block;padding:10px 20px;background:#2563eb;color:#fff;border:0;border-radius:8px;cursor:pointer}
</style>

<script>
const BLOG_URL = "https://demo.airesumebuilder.pro"; 
let allPosts = [];
let visiblePosts = 6;
let currentLabel = "all";

fetch(BLOG_URL + "/feeds/posts/default?alt=json&max-results=200")
.then(res => res.json())
.then(data => {
  if(!data.feed.entry){
    document.getElementById("ultimateSitemap").innerHTML = "No posts found.";
    return;
  }
  allPosts = data.feed.entry;
  createLabels();
  displayPosts();
  document.getElementById("loadMore").style.display = "block";
})
.catch(err => {
  document.getElementById("ultimateSitemap").innerHTML = "Feed loading error.";
});

function createLabels(){
  let labels = new Set();
  allPosts.forEach(p => {
    if(p.category){ p.category.forEach(c => labels.add(c.term)); }
  });
  let html = `<span class="label-btn active" onclick="filterLabel('all', this)">All</span>`;
  labels.forEach(l => html += `<span class="label-btn" onclick="filterLabel('${l}', this)">${l}</span>`);
  document.getElementById("labelFilters").innerHTML = html;
}

function filterLabel(label, el){
  currentLabel = label;
  visiblePosts = 6;
  document.querySelectorAll(".label-btn").forEach(b => b.classList.remove("active"));
  el.classList.add("active");
  displayPosts();
}

function displayPosts(){
  let filtered = allPosts;
  if(currentLabel !== "all"){
    filtered = filtered.filter(p => p.category && p.category.some(c => c.term === currentLabel));
  }
  let search = document.getElementById("searchBox").value.toLowerCase();
  if(search){
    filtered = filtered.filter(p => p.title.$t.toLowerCase().includes(search));
  }
  let html = "";
  filtered.slice(0, visiblePosts).forEach(post => {
    let title = post.title.$t;
    let link = post.link.find(l => l.rel === "alternate").href;
    let date = new Date(post.published.$t).toDateString();
    let img = post.media$thumbnail ? post.media$thumbnail.url.replace("s72","s400") : "https://via.placeholder.com/400x220?text=No+Image";
    html += `<div class="site-card">
        <img src="${img}" alt="${title}">
        <div class="site-card-body">
          <a href="${link}" class="site-card-title">${title}</a>
          <div class="site-card-date">${date}</div>
        </div>
      </div>`;
  });
  document.getElementById("ultimateSitemap").innerHTML = html || "No matching posts.";
}

document.getElementById("searchBox").addEventListener("input", function(){
  visiblePosts = 6;
  displayPosts();
});

document.getElementById("loadMore").addEventListener("click", function(){
  visiblePosts += 6;
  displayPosts();
});
</script>

Replace https://demo.airesumebuilder.pro with your own Blogger website URL.

Important Feed Setting for Blogger Sitemap

If your sitemap is not loading, check your Blogger feed settings.

Go to:

Blogger Dashboard → Settings → Site Feed

Set Allow Blog Feed to Full or Until Jump Break. If your feed is disabled, the sitemap script may show an error.

Common Blogger Sitemap Problems

1. Sitemap Showing “Loading Sitemap...”

This usually happens when the feed URL is wrong or your blog feed is not public.

2. Sitemap Not Showing Posts

Make sure your blog has published posts and the feed setting is enabled.

3. Custom Domain Issue

If you use a custom domain, add your custom domain URL in the sitemap code instead of the Blogspot URL.

4. Mixed HTTP and HTTPS Problem

Always use HTTPS in your blog URL. Example:

https://www.example.com

SEO Benefits of HTML Sitemap Page

An HTML sitemap page can help your Blogger site in many ways. It creates a clean internal linking structure, helps users explore more posts, and makes your blog easier to navigate.

Search engines also like websites that are well organized. Although an HTML sitemap does not replace an XML sitemap, it supports better site structure and improves content discovery.

Best Practices for Blogger HTML Sitemap

Use a clean title, keep the page simple, link it in your footer or menu, update the design according to your theme, and make sure your sitemap page works on mobile devices.

You should also submit your XML sitemap to Google Search Console separately. For Blogger, your XML sitemap is usually:

https://yourblog.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml

Conclusion

Creating an HTML sitemap page for a Blogger site is simple but very useful. It improves navigation, helps visitors find your content, and gives your blog a professional structure.

If you are serious about Blogger SEO and user experience, then you should add an HTML sitemap page to your blog today.

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